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Making our homes future-ready calls for rapid scale-up, and retrofitting with an understanding of emerging climate-change impacts is key. This means identifying new weather and non-weather shocks and stresses, and potential solutions. To ensure one solution doesn’t negatively affect another, building retrofit planning and design must take both climate adaptation and mitigation measures, and how they interact, into account. (Download a primer on climate resilience and deep retrofits.)
Watch our third webinar to hear from leaders in climate-resilient retrofit solutions. Learn about projects underway and about the opportunities and challenges of implementing climate-adaptation solutions in building retrofits.
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- Greg Allen, senior associate, Rivercourt Engineering
- Ilana Judah, architect and MSc student, Institute for Resources, Environment and Sustainability, University of British Columbia
- Ralph Wells, community energy manager, University of British Columbia
- Alex Hutton, energy manager, Provincial Health Services Authority
Moderator: Ghazal Ebrahimi, senior analyst, Pembina Institute
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The Pembina Institute is leading an initiative to scale up deep retrofits for healthy, safe, and low-carbon housing. This is an opportunity for companies to showcase innovation and get in on the ground floor of a market transformation. Learn more.
Watch our third Reframed Tech Series webinar to hear from leaders in climate-resilient retrofit solutions.
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